Yes, just set it up as a Contingency Fee arrangement on the Client Information, Billing Arrangement 1 tab.

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Thanks Nancy! It was already set up as contingency flat fee in the client information, however even looking at the design part, I cannot figure out where to add in the total. That probably doesn't makes sense....Is contingency flat fee only suppose to show hours and rate but not the value?

Thanks again.

It should total the hours, but not show any dollar values. You shouldn't have to do anything to the layout for that to happen.  Just use your regular hourly layout.

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Thanks again. I understand that this is the way it looks and maybe that is just the way it should be. You can't put in a value and have the bottom line be zero? I am just being picky for the client so I can avoid the confusion when they get an informational bill.